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Panoramic fall colors

Panoramic fall colors

This image was captured in Louisville, Colorado, USA. In the background, we see the Rocky Mountains. In the foreground, we have a partial view of a Maple tree b...
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This image was captured in Louisville, Colorado, USA. In the background, we see the Rocky Mountains. In the foreground, we have a partial view of a Maple tree bearing fall colors.
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